1940 Packard Bolt Pattern (Is It 5x5?)

Is the bolt pattern on a 1940 Packard wheel 5x5? I saw on another thread that on a 1947 Packard it is, but is it on the 1940? Is it the same for the straight six and the super eight?

 

Anybody?

 

Try packardinfo.com. They should have the answer

 

When I was looking for old fashioned steeleis to fit a 1955 Olds rear with 5 on 5", a local shop had an ancient book to show what cars had 5 on 5". Packard was on that list. I later met a guy with a 37 that his had 5 on 5, and I am pretty sure the book showed it going way newer on that same 5"....just the wheel widths changed as they got newer

 

I have a 54 patrician and they are 5-5

 

Well the frame I'm using has a 5x5 wheel pattern (since its a Chevy truck frame), and I would actually like to use original Packard wheels if I can so I can use original Packard hubcaps. There is a lot of similarity between 1967-72 Chevy long bed wheel bases and original 1940 Packard 120's. They actually have the exact same wheelbase at 127 inches. If the bolt pattern is identical, then man: what an upgrade!